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Entropy-based Training Data Selection for Domain Adaptation
2012
International Conference on Computational Linguistics
Training data selection is a common method for domain adaptation, the goal of which is to choose a subset of training data that works well for a given test set. It has been shown to be effective for tasks such as machine translation and parsing. In this paper, we propose several entropy-based measures for training data selection and test their effectiveness on two tasks: Chinese word segmentation and part-of-speech tagging. The experimental results on the Chinese Penn Treebank indicate that
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